Recent Hunting And Fishing Articles
Is Kuiu's Sale Bad News for Public Lands?
The hunting world got a jolt this month when news broke about the sale of Kuiu , that go-to brand for ultralight gear that's become a staple for serious backcountry hunters. At first glance, it looked like just another business deal in the outdoor industry— a California-based company getting snapp
Minnesota Might Cut Walleye Limits After 68 Years
For generations, guys across Minnesota have headed out to the lakes with rods in hand, chasing that perfect walleye bite. It's more than just a hobby—it's a ritual, from early morning launches on calm waters to swapping stories around the campfire with a fresh catch frying up. But now, the state's
Is Fly Fishing Locking Out Regular Folks in Maine?
In the rugged backwoods and crystal-clear streams of Maine, a battle is brewing over who gets to fish where—and how. A group of everyday anglers from the Legendre family is taking on the state's wildlife officials, arguing that rules reserving certain waters for fly fishing only are shutting out th
Why Lake Hartwell's Debut Shakes Up Bass Fishing
For decades, bass fishing has been more than just a hobby—it's a way of life that pulls in folks from all walks, offering that rare mix of challenge, relaxation, and the thrill of the catch. Now, as the sport keeps evolving, big news is hitting the circuit: the 2026 Bass Pro Tour is set to make his
Michigan Hunters Eye a Tech Upgrade for Tagging Game
In the crisp woods of Michigan, where generations of hunters have chased deer and bear through falling leaves and early snow, a quiet change might be coming. The state's Natural Resources Commission is looking at letting hunters ditch the old paper kill tags for a digital version on their phones. I
Texas Anglers Rebel Against Drone Ban
In the heart of Texas, where fishing has long been a cherished pastime for folks who've spent years casting lines into bays and rivers, a federal rule is stirring up a storm. The ban on using drones to drop bait or help with catching fish isn't some fresh regulation—it's rooted in a law from way ba
Why Wyoming's Ice Fishing Boom Is Stuck in a Thaw
In the heart of Wyoming, where winters usually hit hard and fast, this year's fishing scene tells a different story. Anglers across the state are facing an unusual holdup – major bodies of water like Boysen Reservoir and Flaming Gorge are still wide open in early December, pushing back the beloved
Rifle Scopes Shaping the 2025 Hunting Year
Rifle Scopes Shaping the 2025 Hunting Year Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva Whether you're stalking deer in the woods or aiming for elk on a
Montana's Deer Crisis: A Fight for Fair Hunting
In the heart of Big Sky Country, where wide-open spaces have long drawn hunters chasing the thrill of a big mule deer buck, things are changing fast. The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission just made some tough calls that could reshape deer hunting for years to come. At a marathon meeting in Helen
Cartridges Driving Modern Big-Game Hunting
Cartridges Driving Modern Big-Game Hunting Image credit: Gentleman's Pursuits/Canva Hunting’s all about picking the right tool for the job, and your
